To think that parents should occasionally let their pubic hair grow as nature intended to educate their children as to what adult bodies look like?

I have been having this discussion with dp, our dc are still very young so puberty is a long way off but I was wondering how children know that pubic hair is normal if they only every see their parents with minimal/absent pubic hair?

Dp has light hair and shaves his pubic hair most of the time so he doesn't really have any visable pubic hair, obviously that is his preference and his right to choose but do parents owe it to their children to show them what an unmodified adult body looks like so it isn't such a shock to them when they thelself start growing pubic hair?

A friend of mine told me that her 10 year old recently told her her pubic hair "needed a trip" the 10 year old will very likely have her own pubic hair soon and the idea of her thinking the correct thing to do is trim or get rid of the hair compleatly really makes me feel something has gone wrong in our society (and I remember the state of my legs when I first experimented with shaving!).

Erm......what makes you think children are regularly exposed to their parent's pubic hair anyway??

Or did I have a sheltered childhood??

I don't recall ever seeing my parent's pubic hair, most certainly wouldn't have wanted to and certainly wouldn't have wanted a speech or educational chat about a person's 'natural hairy state' with them acting as real life models!!